Kiss my mom

Author: Huang Beijia
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Huang Beijia's 2006 powerful creation, brand new contribution! Warm and heartfelt touch, facing the current reality, touching your heart! In this book, the author writes about a child with mild autism and a mother with mild depression. The rest of the characters and stories rush into the work in a sudden way. As you read, you will temporarily become a hidden member of this family that is a little quirky, a little melancholic, with some happiness, and also a lot of warmth. Breathing their air, eavesdropping on their conversations, and feeling their pain, then soaring with them. Andy is a boy, a ten-year-old boy called "Zhao Andy" by his teacher, "Andy Bao'er" by his father, and "little brother" by his mother. Little brother met his mother Shu Yimei—that beautiful woman who seemed to have just stepped down from a photo—at his father's funeral. In this somber moment, fate pushed Little Brother to the edge of a perilous cliff. On the other side of the cliff was his mother Shu Yimei, emitting the sweet scent of orange.
This is a deeply moving novel that focuses on the growth of children in single-parent families. The author faces the current reality with a warm and spiritual touch, narrating the strangeness, subtlety, and nervousness between Little Brother and his mother as they get to know and interact with each other. The story has a well-paced, gripping narrative; the writing is elegant and stirring. The appearance of her cousin Ke'er, her uncle Bao Lin, and "Bloodclaw" Zhang Xiaochen adds a touch of contemporary life to the novel, giving it a K-drama-like readability.